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* If it's published in a reputable maths journal, or published to arxiv with a provisional acceptance to a journal, or by a reputable mathematician, the actual maths is usually correct.
* If a news article states the importance of a result they are usually wrong; the exceptions are quotes from reputable mathematicians, or long explanations of how important the problem is.
* If it's genuinely groundbreaking, I won't hear about it from a press release, but from somewhere like Scott's blog :)
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I hope that's not the case but I always worry about it when I hear about experiments :)
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